Lhatese

Even though the Lhatese is an active dog, it is comfortable with spending time indoors waiting patiently for their owners, but like all dogs, they do best in families that have plenty of time to devote to their care.

Care and Grooming

The Lhatese’s coat is smooth, long, and soft, but does not shed a lot. However, due to the length of the coat it can become matted, so it should be brushed every day. It is also good to clean the area under the eyes daily to remove tear stains and prevent irritation.

Exercise

Because the Lhatese is an active breed, you will need to give it ample opportunity to let out its energy. A variety of toys will help it to remain mentally stimulated while spending time indoors and allowing it to run around and play outside if you have a safe and enclosed backyard will help with exercise.

Training

If the Lhatese acquired more of its personality from the Maltese, it will be moderately easy to work with when it comes to training. But if it acquired more of the personality from the Lhasa Apso, it could be difficult to train due to stubbornness. So, as is the case with any dog, it is best to begin training and socializing it at a young age.

Clubs, Registries & Associations

(Based on breed recognition. See store for details on a particular puppy.)

• American Canine Hybrid Club
• Designer Breed Registry
• Designer Dogs Kennel Club
• Dog Registry of America, Inc.
• International Designer Canine Registry

Additional Information

Group: Companion
Average Weight: 6-15 lbs.
Personality Traits: Loving, protective, active
Country of Origin: United States
Coat: Long

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